Pundits continue to praise Milley's alleged phone calls to China as 'common sense.'

[elleng]

'On CNN, analyst Ret. Gen. Wesley Clark argued Milley was "within his rights" to make the calls and he would have been "derelict" in his duty if he hadn't picked up the phone.'

https://www.foxnews.com/media/pundits-praise-milley-following-trump-report

[Hoyt]

1. He did it because it was necessary. Hope it doesn't approach necessary again.

[keithbvadu2]

2. ...administration officials were telling our allies and not-allies to ignore what Trump said about A

There were articles early in Trump's time in office where our diplomats and administration officials were telling our allies and not-allies to ignore what Trump said about America's foreign policy.

Trump was very aggressive in his semi-threats.

[PJMcK]

3. Milley's calls to his Chinese counterpart were not secret

There were more than a dozen U.S. officials in on the calls.

It's just that Trump didn't know about them, thankfully.